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    17 June 2012 A good thing: Brac (the world’s largest NGO) will receive £358m over five years from the UK and Australia to help Bangladesh reach its millennium development goals. Brac will seek to help more than 1.3 million people in extreme poverty, support 680,000 children (60% girls) to receive primary education, provide contraceptive services to more than 15 million people and ensure that 2.9 million women are seen by skilled attendants during childbirth. Read more: http://www.guardian.co.uk/global-development/2012/jun/14/bangladesh-brac-aid-uk-australia

    17 June 2012

    A good thing:

    Brac (the world’s largest NGO) will receive £358m over five years from the UK and Australia to help Bangladesh reach its millennium development goals. Brac will seek to help more than 1.3 million people in extreme poverty, support 680,000 children (60% girls) to receive primary education, provide contraceptive services to more than 15 million people and ensure that 2.9 million women are seen by skilled attendants during childbirth.

    Read more: http://www.guardian.co.uk/global-development/2012/jun/14/bangladesh-brac-aid-uk-australia

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Every day so many bad things happen in this world: people die of poverty, starvation, politics fails us and corruption damages.

But every day so many good things happen as well: breakthroughs in health, science and technology, governments committing to change and people having fabulous new ideas on how to see good occur.

What if we could take just one action a day, to fight the bad and/or help the good?

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